The Sun. — London, England, 1808-04-30 00:00:00

•• \ , :‘,61c7, • 1 441,-, ( t it H - E . • • , • " , v*.o - !I. ' S I - • • • . /7 ••';i 1 v ~' SATURDAY. NUMBER 487 6. Alban. 30, I HOS. [ pp. I,c-it - 6il~ii - illk.O.t; THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANIL 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 30, 180 S, will i.t• pertiarmed - THE WORLD. - 'The Charaelers by Mr. ELLISTON, Mr, BANNISTER.. Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. MATHES, Mr. PALMER, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL, Airs. lORDAN, Mrs, POWELL, Miis BOYCE. The Prologue to be spokeo ny Mr. DE CAMP, Arid the' Epilogue by Mr. ELLISTON. • , WITH NO SONG NO SUPPER. kredencir, Mr. KELLY; Crop, Mr. I)IUNUM ; Endler;s,-Mr. MATiIEWS; Robin,. Mr. BANNISTER ; pnrurtty; Mrs. BLA N D Louisa, him. MATHEWS ; Nelly, Miss MENAGE.; falargaretta, Mrs. MOUN LAIN. • Boxes 6s. S‘lcoita Price 3s.—Pit 35.6 d. Second Price allay ts. &curial —U p per Gahery tS. . 'Second Prite 6(1.—N0 Aloney robe monied. PiaLts tor the lioxes to be talren of Mi. Spring, attic Box: OAce,„ The 1.),.k0is it, be opcenra at 1141 past Five, and -at Itiaifp.w sex. . • Ttleid,y well be produced (never abed) a new Conlin Opera; in 'fierce Acts. called The lew of Maggiore; with ttk:Fiirce . of Fortune's Frolic. Ti-thATRE ROYAL, 'COV.ENT-GARDEN. ( - 111 . MONDAY • EVENING, May MS, will oc 1101/mllrd FIAMLIfI, .1 3 11INCE OF DENMARK. I - Limier, Mr. KE.VILLE; • • Puloniu., Mr. NIUN OEN; lictst, ear. POPE ; Queen._ Airs. S.E. 1.1 , ..(;kR ; Ophelia, Mrs. UICKONS. -WITH ITAIILEqUIN AND MOTH.E4 GOOSE" . Or, THli GOLDEN EGG. Mother bk:vIIVION.t Colin, afterwards ilar:equin Mi. BOLOGNA, jun.; 'Squireliugle, afterwards Clown, Mr. GM ; _ - Cabin iloy ((with a Sang), Mister SMALLLV Cohnette, afterwards Columbine, MiSs ADAMS. Boxes 65 . Second Price 35.—Pit ;>. {d. second Puce 25. Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery as. Second Price Gd. No Money to be returned. Placi.:s la the [loxes to be taken otlidt. Brandon, at the itolc-ottice, in tlart-street. The Doors tO be opened at tialf.past Five, and heght at Hall.p.tst On account of the great overflow Last Thursday night, the Cotnedy of The. Man of the World will be repeated, tur the Stir time this Season, on Wedneaday ; wire the Burletta of Tom 1 tiunib the t.;rear; ,ATLASINSURANCF COMPANY. President, Sir Cil K I STI) ,!E R 13,1 YN S. ,Bait. GENERAL COURT of. PROPRIETORS of this COMPANY will be holden 'at Inc London la. Meru, On T 111; I:SPA Y the sth of May next,- at L leven C lock in the I•Gren ,on, to receive the Report of the Coin. zaittee, and for other Special Purposes The Chair will he taken 4 Twelve o'Clock precisely. By Order of tha Committee, I OHN CFIA Secrukary to the ,Lutnuatett. ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY. Ayr's MEETING of the a01\11C1117 ; 1'1;t held at will's Coffee-house, Cornhill, th,..2;..11 inst. • . CiiRISTOPHER SMITE!. Esq Sec.. Chairman. . . - Resolved unanimously, that thestiumciiptions to. this tutinn do CiOSC on or before the 3d at May, and 1145111 M . be comm.:lwo oil or bcfore the z4th-ot June next. Slibtxliptions to this Establishment are receiving at the ;Slinking tiousesof Sir Vernrs Esdaile. and Ilarnmats, 1 40Enb:ird.street r. Down, Thornton, Atlci -Free. Bartholomew. larte ; .Masterman, Peters, and Co. Loinb,intstreet ; baron IMmaritile's and Co. Cornhill ; and Hainnterslty and Co. Pall.Mull* where the- Praspeetus may be had. • Jay Order of the Committee, JOHN CHALK, Sec. Cemmittee.roem, Will's Coffee.housc, April 1011 N etIOCKER's BANKRUPTCY. II E CREDITORS - Vdllo . Nye proved their Debts .1— under a ConirMision of Bankruptcy awarded and issued igainst JOHN CROCK I:It, now or late al Gosport, in the (-uuirtj of Sntifitampt9o, 'and of the Town and County of South.impton, Grocer, Sail-rnaker_, Ship-chandler, Dealer and Chapman, may receive a tiw Dividend of ss. #l. in,the Pound on their respective Debts, upon application at my Office, on l'hulciay the sth day. of May next, and any sue cerAing Thursday, between the 'hours of ten and twelve Oilock in the Forenoon • • ltigN HArl'ON, Soliciter to the Commission, I)ean.street, Southwark. ffiliE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which be girls DrawioKl UN 28, is the ebiliy Lottery that cOer cum - aired SlXi l'itlZtiS of TWENTY THOUSANV SCHEME. 6 Prizes of - ,C,1 , ,000 - . are . ~. ,C tzp,oevb s .m. 10 ,100.0... . - 100CIO a - - - - 5,000 . 3 . - - - 2,000 g i ,oo . . . SOU - - • . .. • - 3,Sec, 100 - 2.n00 ;o • . • - c o . . ..... I , joo v moo - - - - J 22. - - 2 - - . • 2 tOOO 4 ,0 0 - • - • IS - - - • •--... u 5,100 rickets. z fo;.000 NO FIXED PRIZE. • 'PI ei{„E in 4 SIIAR ES , are selli♦g at'..2ll.tbe Licenced YOitices in London, and by their Agents in the COuhtry. PresvntPrice.--Ticket 420 19 £lO is o Eighth - -s; 6 9 o( Si*teenth i S• o - - Quarter - - . • . • 146 . 4, CORNIIILL, and.g, CTIARING-CROSS. 'l-4 1 4 131$11 returns his most gruteful, Thanks to the " • Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, .for their -i!iti.,united I; avours in the Lotteries just finished. 'and ac :- qb.iints them that TlCKlil's and •SIIA.R. ES , for th k NEW q hTATE LOTTERY, , to be draWn the 23th01/UNE, are ni,v selli ng as above; where ill the Lotteries just finished, he win Lnd shared No ~. . :7,6 tt, a Pfite Of ,C25,00,t1. '"' 18 745 S • - ,C t0,03Q I No. 4082 - - - ,Cl,o** N .14,z46 . . . 6, 00) 1 988 - - - - Soo !" 18.448 - - . 5,003 . 11,966 • . • . goo 11 0?F.9 -- - 5,0011 2.4.5 ii. •• • • Soo 16,7 7 2. . . . 3,c00 $,614 - - ' ' s°° Tree first-drawn Ticket in the City Lottery, entitled to , lilt (.; rano Hotel, v a l ue d at zsmool, mis sold at 13 SH's Of,: . . 1 tires ir: himeen -, ixt;:entlis ; a lso Two other 'of the Substall• Cid Freehold 11. , ::ses, v.ilite siosal. . ' Schemes, ssith Particithiis, to he had gotit ; and the I. ~ 'fortutiate H o l i i crs o f the .rhive Prizzs in both State and City . Lotteries may have their Mcney by applying to No 4, Cortr. 144 or 9, Charing.4tussf - ' BROOM. STAFFORDSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Lyttleton Arms, in Hagley, in the County of Wor cester, on Monday the 13d of May next, between the lioUrs of Four and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions then to be produced (unless; previously Die. posed _of by Private Contraa,. of . Which Notice will be given), ALL that MESSUAGE, called BROOM HOUSE, with the Coach-house, Stables, and other Out-oHices, Gardens, Fruit Tree, Fish Ponds, Plantations, and some exceeding good Pasture Land thereto adjoining, containing, by admeasurenteist,C Acres, one Rood, and five Ptrehes, in the Possession of Waldron Hill. Esq. Also Several CLOSES, PIECES, or PARCELS of . ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE - LAND with a substantial Barn, and other Convenient Buildings thereon erected, lying near to the said Messuage, 'and containing, by adineasurement, 143 Ames and 111 Perches, in the Possession of lames Crump. Also Two other CLOSES of LAND, lying contiguous to the said Messuage, and containing, by admeasurement, nine ACres, two Roods, and to Perches, in the Possession of Thomas Butler. • Also Three TENEMENTS; tar COTTAGE HOUSES, with gocxt Gardens to the Ctille belonging.• conveniently si tuated, and in the Occupation of the said jauzes Crump, or his Under-tenants. The above-mentioned Property is 4 very . Eligible and compaa Freehold Estate. It is situated in the Parish of Broom.. near to the Borders of Worcestetshire, about ten Miles from the City of Worcester, six from nosinsgrove, four from Kidtletmitistcr, and ,four from Stourbridge, all Very good Market ToWns ; it is distant from London about one hundred and twenty Miles. . • The House is fit for the Accommodation of a Gentleman, and is in a genteel Neighbourhood. The Landis good, welt planted with thtiving young Trees, and a,considerable part of It is Tithe Free. It lies in a clear pleasant Coimrsy, com manding very beautiful and extensive, Views Ofilagley Park, the Clent Hills, and the surrounding Country, and the Si tuation seems to have every other Requisite to render it an agreeable Place of Residence for any Gentleman to whom the AvocatiOns and Amusements of the Country can afford plea, . sure. Lime and Coals are to be had at convenient Distances.— james Crump, of Broom, wilt show the Land. For Tickets to obtain Permission to see the House ; for other Particulars, ,and to treat for the Purchase, apply- to Mr. Court, Solicitor, at Bellbroughtoo, or at his Office in Stourbridge, - who is authorized to contraa for Sale of the Estate; Particulars may. also be known 'of Messrs. Benham and Hope, Solicitors, Stone Bilildings, Lincolu's Inn, Lou, doti.f; FOR ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. PURIFYING SWEET CAKES. THESE.CAKES, which are the . invention of a Medical Gentleman of greatexperieilv and which as as an alterative, without. any . Sensible operation, are par ticularly adapted to the palate and stomach of Chiltiren, and are a Mint bare and eMaual. Remedy for all F ruptions on the Skin,, whether arising front original 11'Qpurity in the blood s from tliz.natur4l Small Pox, Measles, Stc. or.acqulred by the Vaccine, or Variolons Inoculation. Sold by e F. Newbery and Sons, at the only Warchoit.ie for Dr. lathes s Powder. No. 4i, St., Paul's Church-yard, Lon don, price as. a Box (containing so Cattes or Doseij, an.t Duty. Observe the wor,is "F. -Newbol, No. St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamp. CAPITAL RESIDENCE and ESTATE, in the County of EAST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND. TI) BE' St/ LUfIY AUCTION, • Within the Royal Exchange Cotfee4loose, Edinburgh,' on Minulay the 6th 1 tune next, afTwo o'clock, Aftemoon, THE . MANSION HOUSI and ESTATE - of ROCKVtLLE, consisting 198 Scotch Acres, tit zso English Acres, and situaltd in the best prrt of East Lothian, .twenty miles Own Edinburgh, six front Hadding. tun, and three font North Berwick l commanding rich and ex tensive. Vie w, ,, over a fertile and 1)0;11k/ cultivated Court. try, and of the Firth of Forth, In .hkeith, Arthur's Seat, Castle of Edinburgh North Berwick-law, &c. House, to w/iich a considerable addition has lately been nude, is a' regular Stwie Buildh.g, large, elegant, and commodious. The Entrance.liall and Staircase, on the Princip.d. t Ivor, are spacious and handsome. On one side of the Hall is a suite of Rooms, insisting of an Anti-Room, 21 by 9; a Drawing.Romn, 34 by a r,..withz BOW-window to the West; and a Libiary or 14nd:fast-Room, :to by it, with Windows to the• South, entering out upon the Lawn. On the 'other side of the 11%11 is a 'Dining-44pm, 27 by to, with a Stone Lobby comnamicating with the Back Stair from the Kitchen ;.a Butler's Pantry anii Water Closet also a Gentleman's Study, or Sitting Room, zo feet square, with a large light Closet, or Dre,sing Roum: The whole of. the Priocipal Floor is 14 feet high. The Under or half-sunk, StOry, contains a most excellent Kitchen and Seullery, with a plentiful supply of Water, and every-suitable Accommo dation f,t a ycry large Family : Above the Principal tinot are twuStories of Family Apgriments, with Dressing Rooms, Water Closet, and abundance of good Family Accommoda tion. 'file detached 011iCes are suitable; and contain Stabling for 34 Horses, Double Coacli-bouse, With numerous other ConvenienCes. 'The Gariten, which contains four Seotch Ages, &early,' produCtive, and singularly beautiful,. Thy fake ut• CiAbs extends to 14a tett, ai,d coniprites two G tape-houaes. two Peach-houses, Green-hoax, and Fruit.rocan. 'These were built tour years ago, `on a regular and ap2roved Plan, and are uow-in the highzst state of Culture anti Perfeetion.. The Garden has a flue slope to tide South, and in the lower part of it are two Fish Ponds, well stocked with P e rch. m a Home Scenery of Rockville. pnOiesses 'every beauty that variety of Ground, a fine 11,iece of Shrubbery and 'Plartaaans, juiligionsly interspersed, can give. The whole of the Lands, with the exception of about 30 Acres, have been long in the Proprietor's pOSSCSSiOn, arc in the highest state .of Cultivation, and contain a large proportion or tine old Grass. The Soil, Climate, Sittlittian, and Neighbour hood of this 'Place, arc well known to lie of the first Do iCriptioa. The Title Deeds are clear, and Public Burdens very 'node rate. A Plan and EteVatiull of the Hotisv ' and all accurate Survey of the Grounds, inayle seen in the han.ls of Mr. Charles Fetrier, Accountant, u. a 6. North Hanover-street, Edintnirgh, who will give every necessary iltftrination. The Giittletiqt at Rockville will show the Premises. • To 'THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. . • N 0..), New Bride-Street, 'London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March zB, apt. T BEG leave to. inform yoti, thtit ever since the year t 740, I have been atilieted with the LtiesVene. Tea; w hich, from its_ obstinately resisting every coutie ot. Medi c i n e prescribed by the • most eminent of the Faculty here, onal undergoing several severe courses of salivatidn, and twice discharged train the Hospital, . with li tt l e would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. lu tha spling of lola year my disorder had got to such a he a d, a s nearly to put a•period to my eltiStellCe --I hail a large ulcer. on the crown of my head, one on each aria, and my legs were broke out inn frightiul.manner ; niy l'4 . ;111 was tire ati fully painful, and had been in a statc of ulceration tor the laztleven'years ;. my left had also two larke nodes on it, was very much discolouted s and g!tve me such excrutiat lug pais, particalqly when warm in bed, as nearly t o de. PrlYe Me of rest ; in this lamentable state, 1 was recoil). mended by Mr.. J. Thouipsou, (who received so great a cure by them here), to lake your" Luke's Patent Pills, which I bef,on to dv. on , Chi' -26th - of May; in 'the course of a7fortnight,‘ I began to receive bepetit—in little more than a Month, the ulcers on my. hc?ch and arms were soundly healert-- , -scion alter, tit: sure:;. or my legs - healed also; leaving; however, con:utterable disc.do, iralion i n t h e skin, awl pain in the boric r.)l the lett,. which„ by the Bleb sing of God, and a little lung .4 terieVeratve in yoitritiva- Suable Medicine,. subsided; the diiper,h 4 „ the skin regaiehig its natural lute, and Elie nocturnal pains gradually going wt. , 1 thus beeaute, .by . your. littC44. advice and ttle dicute, perfectly tier (corn, all my...former. complaints— have recovered tny tanner spirits and itreit4th, and ant be. come j o lly ' l ,nd tit, State navingeontinuett many rtsantlis to the asttutishanutt of all wit's •knew me,, 1 an at ATIOSS in what terms to express ins. gratitude, but beg ) , ou, tar tlie•good• of,-other suißting mortals, to mike this my case'as public u possible, as I Vialt On every occasion ; in an doing, you will greatly 'Adige, So:, your grateful, obedient, 'very humble servant, 'Swan's - Close, High-street, Etlimburgh. • Witnesses to the .4m u ve is tre lotiN TUOMPION, No. '3, New Poultry Market ; and 0 nN.M 4 NIONit, Old 43seitibly.Close, Etlinburf,h. Pi-cyanid and Sold b, ' ' the sole Proprietor, Tanta YLO R Nlemberot the Royal College, of., Sur geons, at Ins House, No„ 9, New hride,e-tareet, London where, aster a Colltitant rcs'idence of inure than thirty..sit y ears, in a praCtice particularly direeted to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the liartsof Generation, with that inviolable .secre,:y which men of hiai prole,saiuS) should alvays observe in 'such cases, he natters hinisell, the advice anti assistance he gratuitously administers_ to persons taking 'this i4lcdteiite, will'.be esteemed, by a discerning Public; As an advantagettel. dont attainable and void of all ambiguity, Also sold, by his appointir colt, 'tor the convenience of those living at a distance at the Perfumer's, No. St Alban's-street, ; the l'uvsltup, N.e. icq, 01(- ord-street ; Cllr. Dishcvough'4, No. 7, Fish-street..hill. ; Mr. Steel's Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower. hill ;• Mr. Steel's , South-bridge, Ethnintigh ; "Mr.' tlac. donald, Glasgow t Mr . Bull, nistne.r man', t ' and by on, perti:ni in every considerable town in. Great Britain and In:1111th in !loxes of only. zs. yd. each, scared 'up with tun a a nd st : i lain kps ol d:re s. ti vii i i ): : i t s t: whereby persons of tither , sex *may cure tlientitelves with ease, speed, secrecy, And safety. N. U. Ev:•ry nox sold in Great Britain is sealed up with by favo.ir of Site t'uototissioners i s prinUd, at the Stomp Otheo -;• 4 1.*. - 1,1 - yU;r, - NO. 9, Nev.. BrirL:c.irre•At,",— to urntate ",tik ft is Fcloiq, and othits arc cs,i.L.,tth..m. D tiTe II di Aril 0 E .1(.4 API PEAS. PAR ts, A rarat. g.—The f q aneccidie it ttau4 its several *of the latest letierS from AtkiviA. P riio Prince of the Peace, on being broirht prisoner into the presence of tha of Aiturlits, hii "knees, and sail, " I imn:ore for4i‘erpss of y•nar, Majesty.", The Prince calmly ans.vered , " M'A Nit c;,.. clo,you forget that my, Father still lis'os " I 4110141 t he, was deal," said the other,," as yon seem to Live the supreme authority here." ‘. Nly Father is not &tad," pulaimed the Prince ef.A.turi.t4, - " but he will. soon be divested of the supreme powa, and I . shall. shoniy be King." The French troops quartered in Ma Iricl and the ed,irons, the 13[Lef cud of March", amounted to about .54,000 men. Several corps .rer:eived orch.rs, subsequently, to match towards the Soutlittrit Fw vinces. A body of Portuguese troops were ex peEted Spain. They were, in the tiAt inst;ince, crurtered at .Valladelid. .1,1t , z/teur of 4.l3yca:b!it;zl.4 tIW rolli3wirtg hostilities oroie bra weeti France and the Government of At,:jel., siiite • Oil accession of the prebent Bey, ,are leni;ned. Tod Genoese are recognised as Frenchnieu,. anti the Italians are considered as friends. 00e . hundred and eleven cienoe3e and . italian slaves (of %/bum live tantotneZ themselves) have been Set at. liOeity, and are artiv , ,d at Marseines. M. Dußois Trtatxvit.t.a, French Cluirg6 deg AA • fairs at Algiers,- whose advices aro of the lOtli.of - March, has manifested great zeal, and often incurred much danger. - MADItli)• MARCH. 24.—This morning the Grand Duke. of Berg entered our-city et the bead of the French army. Joy is expressed on - every counte nance; and the kerich have been received with every mark of satisfa&ion. - The excellent condition of the' troops, and .the beauty of the regiment of Cuiras siers, have been particularly admired. The Grand Duke alighted at the Admiralty, Tht . Governor, the'Grandeeti of Spain, and the Corps of the Garrison, paid their, respeCts to him. lie re, ceived theth with great courtesy. , The cavalry, and one division of infantry, are in the town. Scene di visions are encamped upon the hill,. . . , .Tlie Corps of Genera; fivrosT is at Segovh, and at the Escurial. 'll4 rapose of Nladrid is completely restored ; we aro eartaiti that it will mat t 44: agaitz 'disturbed. FRANKFORT, APRIL 13.--;-Letters from Constah-.. tinople of the tith March, postively state, that the armistice between the Porte and Russia has been.pro. longed for two tuonths, within which period 3 De finitive Treaty ‘k, ill most certainly be concluded the principal points in discussion bdng already agreed upon. It is a6a that'the Torte has given its ton sent.to the march of a French army through its ter. ritory. The French Ambassador there is incessantly dtspatehing couriers toward, Intlia. A letter from Venice, of the 26th March, snys : r"fhis day arrind here a French Cutter, with ordrrs for the flotilla lying in our harbour iMmediutely Erg put to sea. Orders to the sante etit.a . were given to the Russian Vessels here ( and at Trieste'. rt should seem that the French Squadron wriielt JO:, so unex peeedly arrived •at Corot, having : put to fit:FA tht English Ships which were spread over the Afediteri; raneen, • will avail itself of the opportunity to c o ll e ct our flotilla in one of the Neapolitan harbours, ;for the purpose of conveying a• body of troops to Sicily." Beaus t, APRIL o.—We have ns yrt he4rd no thing further of the raiitieatiJii of the Co 1 ,, ution said to have been concluded bet een r Marshal Viei. troll and Baron VON STEIN, respeding the payint!nt of the contributions' in arrmtr. The tot4l u 4 tho French troops who are, according t , ) this convention, to remain stationed on the coasts cif the Baltic, is' variously stated ; being by sonic 'estimated at 36 0 000 men, and others at 60,000, • In the mean time, our situation becomes 'every day more 2filiaing, in con , sequence dr the increasing. scarcity of seed com, and, in, general, of food for man and beast. The flamers come into this city in numbers, tr, intreat exemption from the they.are no lOnger able to prmade tor (nom. rn , ,e peasantry are compelled to sell their cattle for w.,tit of rodde t . , tht,tgli greatly at r,t) I.ltrier4.!!•ie, iug to the scarcity os' money i they torn the:o ;00-;0 on the heaths,-to reed un leaves and or to litifish. The greater part or the Munch cavalry has sett this place. 'The depot has 'been rtitoorval front - PotSdarn to Silesi.A, where, they expe.it to tind foclder .tUr them, and 'where 60,000 .1.?..ne1t troupi are already quartered. Ltionoarr, MAncti 19.—Exki‹t of att letter from 1 3 4101144, the 19th of Vebroary .1 h ave th e hountir to e ann'alnee that.tho Court. of. Palertno,ioa comMaoded the arri,st of ail Danish ships, and titat it has cc,l;um at o vi a ti n rt -,,t. tiers to be' taken from them. After an ex:) , ;) tory had tven mal?, the C'aptaios and s.:iior4Aoe t o .permitted to come on shore ; the fir s t werc's:4q-'174 liberty, but the latter were . ilint tip in the CitA.q. The Danish Consul demanded an explanation alit° cause of this proceeding ; the only answer hct tv c4tied was, that the - Court thought pLoper to treat the Danes in this style, On aceukint .01 * 'ttwir allitinCe with Franc*" NAPLES, MAUCH the proteAjon of the combined. French Fleet of 31 the Isidt,tl of Corfu, has been furni.tted .. , Jr.l .11. d oth..r pr,- ; vistoni fur many, months. 1 ,7101 ino,t oagcr curiaiity, we are looking . forward rii t4i her operations of the French It ti t d sciu4dron in Ow Ar..hiliktgo, or 5 {tit) enemy's cruizers , itt the Atli 'ratio ; it may cov ,.. r bruin.% in Sicily, or mal.o an attempt upon Matta. Should it sail towards the AA iatiq, it will be Hned by the , sliipi of war - at \Tellico, and ,the Sqr,a. droll Yriesto. raft, GkANDii4O4IIO VOCAL CONCERT. MESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, and EATOR EX, return their finic.cre Thanks tar the exatted, noble, and. Unpreentlentild Patronage 'the VO CA L CO NC ERT has received this Season. They beg leave to announce their intention of condo tiqF airniiar ,P et forinonecti next year, and most respettfully solicit a CO:16=1110E of that Support they have hitherto been honoured tith. 1 THE PHMNIX. BLAGDON'S POPULAR SUNDAY NEWS. PAPER. Vast Increase of Sale! IN consequence of the great and rising Demand for this LOYAL and CONSTITUTIONAL. PAPER, the Proprietor has found himself under the Necessity of taking ANOTHER OFFICE at the WEST QUA R're.R. of the TOWN, in order to supply witk . puuctuality, the numerous Requests which are made tnr it. and to ieeeive Orders and Communications. The Public arc therefore re seeelfully informed, that the. Offices -of THE f HCEN IX, are at thoee most Centrical Situations, EXETER - C HANG E, iu the STRAND ; and also at bar. 19, G R EAT' NEW-sTRE ET, GOUGH-SQUA kE. SuperiNity of THE P KEN IX over every other Sunday Newspaper printed in London. t. The Paper is of the largest sine 0110 Wed to he • triattUtA.AUteti ; and is not merely as good, bat much better in. quality, than that Or any other Weekly Newspaper in London. a. Tile Types are pertly new s and were cast on pur pose, by one of the. principal Founders in London. 3. The Printing of the Paper is particularly attended to. 4. From ire number of hands employed upon it, it is sent to press At such an early hour, that the Public may receive it within twelve miles of London, every Sunday morning by tea o'clock.. • • 5. lc is etinduded upon the most Loyal and Constitutional Principles, though with the mist perfect independence. 6. Upwards of one third of the Paper is tilled with 0 rigi nal Compositions, on VOLVVI GS. the Da AMA, the rlxrs, POITRY, and MIsCZI.LP.NEOu3 Lirt ii .1 - tot tb written by some of the most eminent Literary Characters of the present Age. 7 Every Number of the Pheenix will be found to contain the whole Substance of the News of the Week, condensed in the most agreeable manner, particularly the Parliamentary Di.b nee, which will preserve the essence of all the respeCtive Speeches. 8. Tile Second Edition, published on Monday Afternoon, will comain, besides alt the News that may arrive down to three o'clock, all the Military Promotions trout the 'London Gaze Ire, an addition not to be found in ally other Weekly Paper. , *,* Subscribers in the Country may h .ve the Sunday's Erliti,,n sent off so as to arrive at any part of England on the Blaiik Pelt Da), when no letters are received Irons London. Tlwe and many peculiar advantages too numerous to men , tion, render it superior to any other Weekly Newsaper. N. B. The high literary reputation which the E ditor hu already acquired, is now staked upon his management. of The P beanie Besides his long conneclion with Newspapers, he has been the Author or Editor of upwards or Thirty tr o ... lumes of Books, all of which have been stamped with the most decided markt. of approbation, and which have sold 'rota the price of ss. to Twenty Guineas per 'Volume. I Lett rs from the Country should be sent to the Office at *Exerer-Change. SALE OF RIVER MINNIS, NEAR DOVER, • IN KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCNON, Lly . J. HORTON, On Monday, the 9111 Day of May next, at the Sign of the Man of W.r. in Rivet, Sear qzr. az four o'clast ju fine Afiernooa, belare the Ceauttisbionerii appointed for carrying into execution an Ad passed in the 47th year of the iteign of his present Majesty intituled "An Ad for Inclosii% Lands in the parish of River. in the county of Kent," BEt WLEN Sixty a►nd Seventy ACRES of Rich Valuable trveltol.i WASTE LANDS, part of River Minnis, in the parish of River, in the county of Kent, in Ten or more Lots Printed Particulars. with an engraved Plan annexed, may be had Mier the3oth Inst at the Royal Oak, Saracen's Head, and Flying Horse Inns, Dover, at the Place of Sale, ` of the Auctioneer, at Ituckland, and of j. Shipdem, Solicitor, Dover, Cierkrtu the Commissioners. OFnCE OF ORDNANCE, ripd/ 28, Mg. THE OFFICERS of HIS JEST?': °RON.. INC.E do hereby give • Isbtice, Prop:dais will he re:eived titir Office, IssPall,Mall, on or /me ' fere Fri Jay' the t 3th May suext, Jim Inch Perions as tray Le T ailing to setaletta,ke ibe Perlormaect of ibe C LAZE E R'S WORK /Or tie Service o/ this .o,l,6rtesent, at toe Tv ever, creenwich, Woolwich, andPurfieet, j rtbreeyeart, terminable after the expiration of One Year, upon three Months trotice4eing given Ay either. Par y. Further Pail -together with thr Terms and Condit'on, of the Common, may to known .:ton relptiiration At the Secre-* talY's o . ffit is fall.allall, any siqy 4aweett the Hours ,f 'Tea and Pour tst.:.:o4-k. The Propetah matt be deliveltd at the Sreri. Jaty's °Ate afofesaid,, sealed up, and endossed," Proposals rot' the Perkmance of Glazier's Work for the Ordnar,ce De. partrnent bur no Pts,losai can be admitted after the said ill* May 1 . 0,4.441 Tutlue o'Clsch at Noon of the same Day: teither trill a ny Tender he twice unless the ~P atty snahii..,;; it, or au "Vent cy Older of the Boari, R. H. CfiEW, Sad.